Sentence examples for a real instinct from inspiring English sources

"He has a real instinct as to what will work in popular theater.

A real instinct for sort of cutting to the point in terms of what was right or wrong for the show.

Shannon Sindelar, the play's director, displays a real instinct for cinematic suspense in this nerve-jangling theatrical nightmare, produced by the Incubator Arts Project, which shows signs of being an excellent replacement for Richard Foreman's Ontological-Hysteric Theater at St. Mark's Church.

It seems perfectly credible that Tiffany Morse should walk away from her Wal-Mart job to join the posse of Ho Ho Ice Chill (think M. C. Hammer), a rap star who has "a real instinct for knowing what people wanted just before they wanted it" and rewards Tiffany with a horse of her own.

"He had a real instinct to hone in on the very best examples of the artist's work," she said.

This is most evident in moments of chaos where real panic sets in as you see your cover falling to pieces and there are bullets whizzing by, and you feel a real instinct whether to run or stay.

But one day, they may have a very real instinct about someone.

It takes a real survival instinct to get back on the stage".

The "shut up and get a real job" instinct is hard to suppress.

"The wildlife is incredibly vulnerable and I feel a real protective instinct, more so now that I am a father, which is why I get emotional about it," William says.

His real instinct, though, was for film-making.